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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
TATE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORN r OF
NINETEENTH AND L STREETS NORTH.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of xaH
the District OF Columbia, passed the 10th day ~
Of November 1887. in Equity Cause numbe ed -
10O3l, Docket Fl, the undersigned W H. committee
OF John Taylor lunatic sell at public auction in
front Of the premises, on SATURD ~. the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, at HALF-PAST
-FOUR OCLCk PM, the interest of said lunstic being
one-haf undivided in fQllownges ribed real estate,
sltuated In the city Of Washington, District of Column
bin to wa Psrt> Of original LOts seventeen Q7D aud
eighteen (iS). n equars Aunabssvd e9hty-ve (S.r,
s.sannine .s che northea of said Ios II a,d
running thence south on 18th street inety Cp2l
feet stx 90 inches thence west twenty five (0 feet
thence north ninety (92) feet six go inches TO
street. thence street twenty five (25 feet to
the beginning
Terms OF sale. prescribed by the decree cash on
the day OF sale or within ten days thereafter. de-
post OF 900 to be ma when purchasers bid is
copied Terms to be complied with W thin ten DAYS
after sale or the property will be resod the and
cost OF the defaung purchaser after five days notice
IN the Evening Star newspaper All vii be paid
up 70 day OF sale out Of the purchase money Abstract
corNeyansng and recording at purchasers cost.
The under lEned Is authorized to that the
owner OF the other will cell her interest at the
same price and on the that for winch
said lunatic's interest may be sold
OTIS +. PRESBREY, Committee
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers ni5
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

e,orNyn p,,xos .r.,n ,-,,.,,,, $50,
- Tone. isSili,Haey. Io1ch. and naish These
one Upnsht rSno nearly new new sis sns sh, ..r
ins Square. sls0, Nc have several .sairle IN .irs-
81 remarkably low prsces Psnns. ,"r ,n n n, .ss
ESs,eal ss Be- M M. sn. assis Boa.
and t Music IN the ti,s State S ~, Yer. r. ~ TS
tons HCGo woRCH a 90. a. az ~ nv sss,m
l)IANos AND ORGANS OF THF Nasr RrrtA.
+ Sc @sLsS: 31,,Sai in.!Iaa' .Ss. s.s..s
Sole agents "a tn osie6Ta,ad 's,sf" iianos. UNI
Ta ,,r r.e,,s ssa si,.s Ally Of
.ns f sh, Sen rans mn ,s SSns he ,.Sasrs
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- RIGaT PI.Sos-
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alsaos aud oss s,a Tor sale OF rent fnoe- ~nsnr
Tuning and repairing speciality and attended 10 10
ssilliul mechanics.
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III E-tey Pssnas. rich TONE. srlsnais sciSn aud
prizes mSSersSe Also Tor rent saNpkKs q STAY.
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DSSsss; ERS Ss S.sS1s . THEIR Is Tas
the fact SANDERS sfAiMaN
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Ing IN wssbins IN sttestins IN s,,p.,snt,i ,s.s ,ss
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St. Baltimore, Nd; l2l. Main 81 Richf,oud Va
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HENhh r MilLfk flANos-GRAND, SQUARE
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ATTORNEYS.

OAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law, Barbour Law building, 40 Louisiana
avenue Washington. d. C. Residence. l2ls II Of
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MEDICAL. DC.


7 HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DIR. BROTHERS is the Oldest established advertis-
ing ladies' Physician IN tins city Ladies, you can
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar to
ladies' married or single Forty years experience.
nl1-lms
M ANHooD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
W1or two of DIR. BROTHERS. Inyigorating Cordial
female. 900 stsw. n17-lm.
TNR AND MAE SELDEN, LADIES' PHYSICIANS
~ Established 1852 skllfu treatment for AL spe-
hours. Office 800 9th ST. n.w- cor. of st. n9-9ts
IL The Oldest Established and only Reliable Lsdiss
Physician in the city,
can be consutsd DAILY 4o4 st. between ~ and 9Th
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consults.
non strictly CONFIDENTIAL Separate rooms for ladies'
OinceAwaSs open. nlO-12ts
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ experienced fenaie physician should consult Mrs
DIX WILSON. HOS lark Place me-. bet b and q and
lin and L@th SITS ne Ladies only. n9-l2ts
NINE DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABLISHED AND
at her residence, 90l 4 st u W. Office hours from
] TO % y. N. with Ladiesonly. s2y-2Ins
u FAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS, 9O6 r
s.w- appeared before and made oath that he l.
and will guarantee all OF private disssse
Cf men and furnish medicine no charge: consuIta-
ton and advice free q any hour Curing The sub
District 70, Of COlumbiA ihis 81 day OF July. lss5-
DR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
throat or skin troubles urinary disexses cured
in forty eight hours. Price, 90 per box
natural weakness. loss Of vitality. nervous debi,S Sc
myii.iy sTANDiFosb's cor. Oh and md NV
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n17-6t

nES!RABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN MONT
D 9oNnS COUNTY. WITHIN HALF NILE OF
By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, Maryland. made the 10Th day of -
September, 1887 l. the subsc 1ber, a. trust e. E.S
duly named in said decree will offer at public
1887. at TWO O'CLOCK p NJ,
following valuable real estate subject to the right
OF dover remaining in Mary Alice Meigs being tract
Of land lying near BOyds station. about thirty miles
from Washington on the Metropolitan Branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and between sad railroad
and the public road from GAINESVILLE to Rockville,
CONF IN fourteen and rs Q4aO acres
ling house with eleven rooms and IN English base
ment, supplied with water (hot and cold) BY wind
MILL together with corn house and stable, q peach
and apple orchard . fine vineyard and garden con
tanning small fruits and vegetables.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree cash De-
posl OF 800 on day Of sale Conyeyancing cost
purchaser. tn16-4u GUION MILLER, Trustee
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioueer..

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. PARLoR FURNr.
TURE, WALNUT HALL RACK. EXTENSION
TABLE AND pINING;ROOM CHAIRs. EASY
REfRiGERAToR. nARBLE Top CEN AZ Ii r
TABLE BILE, WALNUT BEpsTEAps. BUREAUS AND
MASHSTANDS. HAIR AND HUSK NAT
TRESSES BEDDING. BRUSSELs HALL AND
STAR CARPETS, BRUSSELS INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS, NEARLY NEW, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC.
On TUESDAY.NOyEMBERT WENTY-SECOND.A AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell at residence No.
1918 street northwest the above collection
hold effects part ally enumerated aud good cond-
ton. House for Rent
nl7-4t WALTER r. WILLIAMS A. ca Aucts
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, DuI.hg an eviction near Duasarvan. ireland.
?ssIsruAy. ioGI policenen, several D,i,ifS an,
twenty spectators were IN Ured ~. 49,, s...a
o. the eyietec family escaped Ir., a. naepers
undsrgToanc passage VAC H'1ss W An
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D1scosTISUIxG THE Sur Ao,,s.r p,,uo, u.yv
Sssotl.tl1ns Tor the diseontinuance OF the Famous
I'LL sa, OrOeiyh- 1y kcy. SAM ID Hinulan AGAINST
S,sn"S nAre lOf 5000, have been cofnDieleci in
NV lorE Ih- suit was tired IN the snnre,n..
,a,, IN ass,, and occupied six weeks. KrS. Mr.
liar. eon,r,i,n ~ circular issued ~ Bishop
s1n giris ~ ais tiisa.or The result yS,s a ysiiet
in Humans favor for sIO.0Oo 80 'e'Ni0'
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND M
STREETS NORTHWEST.

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER 0ax
TWENTY-THIRD. AT HALF-PAST FOUR, we ~
viii SELL IN front of the premises, parts of sub
lots 20 and % in square 1877 fronting feet on 18TH
street northwest, to 30-tvot alley.
Terms: Assume trust Of 81 $685. bearing g per cent
interest. balance IN cssh Conveyancing &c, Iur
chssers cost 1900 deposit ut time II SALE Terms to
resell At risk and cost Of defAultng purchaser
paper published In Washington D. c. The Real Estate
Title Insurance Co - Abstract
EUFTY 4 DYER
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GEORGE W. sTICkNEY. Auctioneer. 1896 street
PkREMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY, FRONTING EIGHTY FEET On
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN y
AND BOUNDARY STRtE1S.
On SATURDAY., NOVEMBER NINETEENTH. ar.
A. ID. 1887, at FIy, O'CLOCK +. NJ, will offer Nv
for sale, in front of the premises. Lots 81, 3d. "a -
and 3d. Shafer Cornells subdivision of CERTAIN
lots in square o51, containing 1000 SCARE feet
Terms easy. and made known at time of sale.
nl7-dxds GEO. w. STICKNEY Auct
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To GIVE WAY To TIS.-The famous marble roof
% Glrnrc college, Philadelphia, Is TO be replaced
by tin structure. A defect In the marble roof
was discovered about six weeks ago, when water
nation " the marble revealed the fact that the
surface wzs Rapidly turning into lime. The board
Of city trusts made up their minds that the practi
cal decOm position Of the roof due 10 the ac-
uOn upon Z o. an atmosphere iinpregnated with
anthracite coal smoke. Thomas VI. Walter, the
architect q the building, died At advanced age
1so weeks agu- The college was the pride OF his
nie, athOlgh he had designed the extension OF
~ ~ ,Na,lCnal capitol and many other famous
S1lt1lnss HE Was kept In ignorance OF the mis-
hAp, Nhlch was partly due 70 the Use Of the roof
against us wishes a. an observatory for visitors
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TINHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
HIGHLY VALUABLE RESIDENCE, No go SEVEN
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN I AND
STREETS OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARED
NJ Z

NORTHWEST, Ar AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER NINE rEENTH
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises
shall sell Lot 4S OF JOSEF kedfern's subdivision Ii
of Lot - and part of Lot "a in square l6. being
the south 20 feet of Original Lot - in said square,
improved by atwo-story and base brick residence
with mansard roof and al the modern improvements
The house in hrst-cass condition. and locality
for private residence is the that
OF the city.
Terms: third cash: the residue in two equal
payments AZ six and twelve months with bearing
interes and secur by deed of trust the property
sold. Conyeyancing and recording cost of pur-
chaser; $500 deposit will be required the time Of
sale.
nS-dts THOMAS DOWIING Anction.ar
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haArs CArrrKE A TKkIN.-A gang OF eight or
as al - boaIled an east-bound freight train,
49, " Iuss, " T., Wednesday night and took
Y,ssss.ol "a We cars refusing 10 pay fare. They
oeetpoNe'su tne conductor and compelled hin 20
I'm tnriu 70 herklmer. An attempt was there
made 10 arrest them. when they nrSi on the train
men On;cefs boarded the train and iI WAS run 20
L4e.e .i.s; S.sie three OF the tTamps were ar
Jeste1 AMI heId 10 answer The others escaped
O11cers are ON their traek
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To THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CURTAIN UNsCRUPUIOUs PKR-
~ sons have represants1 TO eur dsfri-
meat that we nauufncsurs only cheap
soAPa Intentionally conveying the idea
that cur s0aps are Of poor quality, when
srCH - NOT THE cAsM- Tbosgh in sns
senaa OF the word eur soaps are cheap. the
1urchaRes 10 getting more soap 81 . sure
nor Quality than Of certain higher priced
soaps. We make al KrAdes 81 IGum ~
and hcuseheIs soApA and speciAliy recon-
mend our WESTERN oUKEN sAvON
90 Suitable for all uses and slwsvs giving
sAtisfA -tion- Because ef the thoruughneaa
with which this sCap eleansm do not
think THAI it iniures the elothing We
gaarantee anEtHacsion fn1onay refunded II
osAeswfsel and that II win not ksrs the
hsnds Or Inturs the NEST delicate fabric.
Do ysa VII h - saild up year home IN
dustrtesf II 80 yoa VII and us deserving
81 your patrsnAgs- fnsisf upss the ne af
ozly tkss sess q ysuF ho5saholA. Ask
your grocer for Il and tAks 10 ether than
the Western oaeea 6avo1- We ask you
- . fAvsT ese 70 yeur ksns indn triss -
pareAsss sac hox Of this soap ard give q
fss SEATTLE SOAP co.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Merchants National Bank.

CECURITIES AND VAI,UABLEs.
- 6ooBs and PAKcEIs Of all kinds re-
seivsd for safe keeping and storage.
Safes and Deposit Bexes In RURaLAE
VAULT rented at from tS 70 $50 per an
nun. according to size.
MORTGAGE LOANS On real estate a.
low rata Of interest and on long time.
Interest paid on money from time Of
deposit 20 date OF payment mil
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E:Y 6 S.

VoU can GET TOUR EYES SCI
Il eEnanAIly tcetsd and snectaclea ~
ted N eoa6. s1ver. lSminum. KyeinitA.
mhs In w q. FTNCK 4 Co
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THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.

.DEPosTTs RECEIVED AND AC-
II counts kept subject to check or draft.
BUYS and SELLS EXCHANGE On all
principal cities et the UNITED STATns
and EURoPI
COLLECTIONS rsceivs special stten-
ton; made ct lowest Eates on ali acces-
aible points.
LETTERS OF CREDIT Issued. avail
able In all parts Of the world.
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subject 70 Check or Dram.
Sight Kxnhange end Tclographic Trsns,
Dor On San Francisco. Portland and New
York.
Sight hills Of exchAnge drawn IN sums
70 suit dtresa On London. available eia&
where In Kurupa.
BnEdA SeookB and other VAluahles re
oelved On de1omet Cor eAfe knepinR.
Oouecsions mads and proceeds prnznpal
remiteed.
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BxLL BOZ PLUMMxR

Tells bis experience as follows: 81 was
busting the reading room when ! heard
q shout and seW flames coming up the
stairway from the basement. Mr.. Al
port and turned on the hose under the
main stairway. We Strengthened out
the hose and turned on the water, but
the water would not run. We then gave
the alarm. The watchman and / got @
plank and broke In the Eagle street en-
trance 20 the hotel. Then We got the
plank under the ere escape on Eagle
street and helped the people down. /
think there were about eighty four
guests in the house.
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WHAT THEY saw.

William Il. AlPort, night clerk, says:
"The Gre started in the cloak room, IN
der the maiR stairway, at $50 O'Clock.
There was nobody up but myself, the
night porter and the bell boy. ! pulled
ell four Of the FIRE alarms on the differ
ent foora and the people came flying
down the stairs In their night clothes.
The Gre followed the elevator, and In
side Of q minute Il reached the top
fioer. rushed cut Of the door after
doing all couId.n
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1nE RAP1DrTY OF rHn T1ns

Cutting of ell means Of escape led
some persons to leap for life from the
windows. Others got down the 6re
escapes or on ladders raised by the Fire
Department. The shrisks and eFies of
the poor people in the upper stories of
the burning structure were beartrend-
ing. One man, mad with terror, leaped
from the third story window and was
picked up from the sidewalk on Main
street a manqled and bleeding corpse.
Several Of those who succeeded In max
ing their escape were badly injured and
burned and some Of them will probably
die. Il is nov believed that several
persons were burned TO death. Most Of
the guests we're transient. The origin
of the Are is not as yet knewn.
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PAEIs. March ia Committes Of
the Chamber Of Depaties, having The
matter In charge. has Axsd the import
duty on corn Al thres francs.
Efxfeenth annfverHary of ahe Com-
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Examining Lawton's AGaiTs.

NEW YoRK. March 1s.-Tbe Office Of
Walter E. Lawton. 81 Broadway. tkis
morning was besieRed by his excited
creditors. They could not get much in
formation, az the chief bookkseper Of
the Arm bad disappeared. Rufus Y.
Kirkland. partner Of Lawton. is making
an examination Of the affairs of the
sbscondina debtor, whose defaloations
will amount 10 more than half millien.
Tha Cnaa aR the AnaPehaefn.
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Today, bsina sbe sixteenth annivaF.
aaFy Of the declaration Of the Commnua,
is being celsbratsd by the Communists
IN PARIS and pF0xinees By more than
ffty banquets.
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socTETTFs.
M. g. z. @.

aux BATTLE woMENs CHRIS
- TennDeEsnce Union EDessg ever
I,s.T AZ 20 .. m, In the first Hsthed.
y tSS-;saopai Church. Second strsef- An
k@.rian Womsn earnestly inyited %
ss,..-l. laE
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DUBIm. March ls.--PatheF Keller. Of
Cork, was arrested today. He had
twice declined 90 receive summons or
derinR him 10 appeaF ia Court and an
sWsr questions respecting bis custody
as trustee, under the 'spian OF cam
paieB,n Of monies belongina 20 the ten
ants on the Pers0nbV eatata.
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THE sPREAD OF THs TLAMEs

Was friehsfuI in its rapidity. The sls-
vatoF shaft served a. hae for the
flames, and the Whole structure vas e.
Veloped In q few moments. As the
guests were aroused and saw Ia terror
their exit eus OF, they turned 10 the
windows, where they could be seen
stsnding out clear and vivid before the
lurid backeround Of flames Their
screams we're horrible 10 hear, and they
could be heard for blocks. The firemen
did noble work and confned the Gre 10
narrow limita-the three buildings
named. Their work Of rescue made
many exoitiua iuoideufs.
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3. o. Q. Z.

,,xATTIK LODGE No. G L o. q. T.
800 eyerY Monday niGkt IN Balls
- n front etreet. nsxt 70 Bells Hotel
9,stssa members b good stsndiDg cor
nsII1 isvissd. J.W. BIxBY. O. T.
RL aTAHKaY. Sc.
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LOSS OF HUMAN LIPR.
An Extensive Fire In Buffalo
Destroys Many Lives.
4 Hotel Filled with Guests
Goes Like q finder Box.
An Opinion by Attorney Gem
eral Garland on an In
portant Land Case.
KKamlsing LAwtsn's ARAirs-Ths Cas
sf the CAisago AnArsAlsts-saIly
spsaks-NsgetiAtIons Said 70 be
Csmplstea--AtehIson. Topeka
and Santa Re TaIk.


1AMA40N
BUFFALO. March ls.-Ths Richmond
Hotel and Sc. James Hall we're harHed
early this morning. The loss Is fully :
half million dellaFa. A number ef lives
are reported lost and naay were injured.
TIE buildina 10 situated at the corner
Of Main ana Eagle streets, extending
through 10 Washington esrees. The
FIRE was discovered at $50 this merniag
In The Richmond Hotel. The aIarm
vss sounded and the 6re department
responded promptly. The house con-
tanned O large number Of R1ests and
their haart-rs nainQ shriaks eould plainly
be heard. Ladders were raised as soon
40 possible and many we're taken oat,
bat 9 large number Of them wars unable
to effect their escape. That the entire
Richmond Hotel, Sc. James Hall and
other property In the bleck were doomed
10 speedy destruction YES evident. The
whole place burned like tindeR. The
corridor In the centre of the buildina
acted as Q great funnel and as the
hs@ea streamed upwards the guests
were imprisoned by Walls Of fiFe.
TIE SCREAMS OF THE INMATES.
Could be heard for blocks and AZ many
OF the Wino0Wa they could be seen ~
their night clothes calling wildly fer
help. Al one OF the third aoor windows
tvo guests were seen by the crowd 10
fall back into the flames. One man
jumped from the fifth door TO the roof
of too stery wooden building, adioin-
ing. He vas seriously injured. A num-
Der Of those injured cannot exactly tell
how they became 90. John Barr. Of
Olsan, N. T., was terribly burned about
the hands and wrists. A number Of in
ssrance men were in the building, snd
several Of them were badly injured.
Among them are J. W. Mckay Of Mia
CARA Falls, o. n. Dutsis of Syracuse, W.
B. Dewey Of Rochester, who escaped
With bad burns, and Clinton Bidwell Of
PittsbuFg. badly burned. At the hos
pital are Ohas. Davis Of New York,
haads and feet badly burned; H. B.
Smith, Of the North British Insurance
Of New York, hands and feet
burned; Edward Wheeler Of New York,
hands in q terrible coalition. They are
probably not fatally Injured. Two in
iured ones are at the Sisters Hospital.
There are also four injured persons at
The General Hospital.
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Tzz BoDT OF ozH WOMAN

Was recovered this morning and was
Identified a. that Of Kate Wolf, Of
Lockport. Margaret welsh, . servant
AZ the Richmond. is missing, with still
another servant, ana Il is believed that
shsy must be included araone the dead.
T. A. Kahn and II. d. Ramsey, Of New
York, Who we're 50 seriously huFnsd, ere
not expected 10 live.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-19

NHw Yonx, March Is.-Late today =
statement vas given out apparently By
authority 10 Wall street. that the neRo-
tiesi0ns for shs purchass Of TIE balti-
more aud Ohio Railroad bad been e0m-
plss~d that the road bad been bought
bv SssynsF, Ives. and their associates I;
that tie frst deposit Of $500 coo bad
already been paid and that tEs transfer
Of the road 20 The purchasers wo1lo
soou Be made. The buyers are knoSn
oniy bF theiE conueclisn With ths par
chase of the Cincinnati. Hamiltsn ard
DAYTON Railroad. The bsekeF Of thsse
uarties h reported 20 Be Cbristophsr
Never. TIE millionaire rubber manafae-
tursr Of this city. Thsfs are. u y 49,
serted. no ether parties bseR % sne
uur~hass Of Any import9Doe, &nd 81
shouQh q. p. Hunfingt0uis name d
aonpled with the HHmiiton and Dayton
Foad, be ofnciAlly denies any eonnession
With is. and thoss nsarssl 70 hin eassEi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-19

WmERRo, (Manitoba), March Ie.--
The blockade on the Canadian Paolao
In the Rocky Mountains 10 eompleta,
and there will be no through trains for
fortnight. The anow has blocked tho
roads and mud Tunnel" has caved IN.
Passengers who went west two days
ago have nov returned from the noun
tains, having been unable 70 Rst
through. They vent south 10 reach The
Paeihe Coast BY AmeEiean lInea.